Ontario Disability Support Program
Find information about income support, benefits for health costs and other disability supports from the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP).
COVID-19
Learn about temporary program changes in ODSP during COVID-19.
Find out if you are eligible for social assistance and how to apply.
Eligibility
Your eligibility for ODSP depends on medical and financial circumstances. Find out what information we look at when deciding your eligibility, and how much you can earn and keep in assets while being on ODSP. Learn how these affect your income support and eligibility on ODSP.
Income support for you and your family
If you are eligible to receive income support through ODSP, you receive a monthly payment.
Learn about how your living situation affects the amounts you receive.
Health and disability benefits
See what help is available for health, dental, vision, and disability-related costs, for you and your family.
Learn your rights and responsibilities
You have rights and responsibilities while on ODSP. Knowing what to expect and what you need to do under the program will help ensure that you get the support you are entitled to.
Employment supports
Find out how you can get help finding a job or advance your career if you have a disability, through ODSP employment supports. You don’t have to be on ODSP to apply.
Working and earning
Find out about the benefits of working while on ODSP, including help with childcare and starting your own business. Learn how income affects your income support and how to report earnings.
Transition Child Benefit
Find out if you are eligible for the Transition Child Benefit and how it affects your ODSP case.
ODSP office locations
Use the social assistance office locator to get contact information for your local office.
Policy directives
You can read the policy directives that provide the requirements and guidance for the administration of:
Internal reviews and appeals
If you disagree with a decision about your ODSP case or application, you can ask for an internal review and may be able to appeal a decision through the Social Benefits Tribunal.